Seth Rogen on how famous people receive special treatment: “They think that if they aren’t getting the best treatment, they aren’t as skilled as as they thought they were”



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    1. BouldersRoll on

      I like how willing Seth Rogen seems to be about questioning the immense privilege celebrities have, but this feels like the most charitable possible interpretation of where that entitlement comes from.

    2. GrapeLegitimate3769 on

      Honestly this is one of the few sub intros that actually makes me want to stick around lol. Love that it’s BIPOC and queer centered *and* still pushing actual civility.

      The Sip & Spill threads sound fun as hell, I’m definitely lurking there first.

    3. Such_King_2547 on

      i’m just very curious to see if all these people that speak out against this stuff would give it up themselves. if you’re not a shit person enjoy your privileges !!

    4. Commercial_Tip4624 on

      What work is Seth Rogan doing right now that requires this podcast circuit? I’ve seen videos of him talking about random, different subjects with random different people like five times in the past few days.

    5. ITT: People not realizing the movie he stars in called The Invite is being released in theaters. Which looks really good.

    6. Logical-Paint-9134 on

      Does this actually feel like real introspection or just another polished media script?

    7. blahblahblah1234_ on

      Isn’t it mental how actors were seen as ‘low class’ from the medieval period up to the late 18th century? And now they’re this, sat in expensive clothes speaking about entitlement. How fascinating.

    8. Axel_Foley14 on

      No one else distracted from him gasping for air every time he needs to inhale?